IMISCOE Web Directory - Heike Hanhoerster

First Name

Heike

Middle Name/Infix

Last Name

Hanhoerster

City

Dortmund

Country

Germany

Current Employer

ILS-Research Institut for Regional and Urban Development

Function

Postdoctoral researcher

Discipline

Sociology

Biography

Studied spatial planning and gained her doctorate at the University of Dortmund; periods spent studying and researching abroad in Ghana, The Netherlands and India.

Projects

Social mixing: permeability and social interaction in socially mixed neighbourhoods, see http://www.ils-forschung.de/index.php?lang=en&s=forschungsprojekte_details&id=119
Social integration within urban neighbourhoods: promoting networking and encounters in disadvantaged areas, see http://www.ils-forschung.de/index.php?lang=en&s=forschungsprojekte_details&id=171

Profile URL

Keywords

Discrimination, Integration policy, Refugees, Segregation, Second generation, Social exclusion

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